This is a display at the San Francisco Railway Museum. Although the place is not very big, it has free admission and a good place to learn about San Francisco's public transportation and history. It has plenty of nostalgic pictures, videos, books, posters, and displays such as this 1940's railway car and conductor.
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This is a display at the San Francisco Railway Museum. Although the place is not very big, it has free admission and a good place to learn about San Francisco's public transportation and history. It has plenty of nostalgic pictures, videos, books, posters, and displays such as this 1940's railway car and conductor.
ReplyDeleteI love museums and history, would love to check this out.
ReplyDeleteI love railroads! Cool....
ReplyDeleteSounds like a neat place to visit. I like the display very retro :) Happy WW
ReplyDeleteI like the engine driver's room.
ReplyDeleteAnything to do with trams and trains - I'm there!!! This is wonderful, and thanks for the insight!!
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Have a great day!!
Good one, Karen!
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Nice. I actually haven't been to the Railway Museum here yet. I should at some point, given my interest in transit.
ReplyDeleteWhat a nostalgic museum I like it
ReplyDeleteLooks like a cool museum to visit. Great shot!
ReplyDeleteMy kind of museum!
ReplyDeleteCool bus or trolley.
ReplyDeletethat's a must see. i would have to make sure i visit this museum this year. thanks for the tip.
ReplyDeleteThat is SO COOL!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting! Thanks for sharing Karen.
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ReplyDeleteLove the Frisco Kid poster :-)
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I'm just loving the retro feel of your recent posts Karen!
ReplyDeletelooks fascinating. i'd love to explore this museum. i've always enjoyed your posts from SFrancisco Karen. keep them coming.
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